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On Demand Training

Florida Case Law That All Cops Need to Know
Pre-Recorded Class



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Course Description

On Demand FAQs

Course Access

Street Cop’s on demand law enforcement training courses are designed for officers to watch at their own pace, as time permits.

When will I get access to the on demand course?

Upon purchasing an on-demand course, you will be prompted to upload your LEO ID. Once we confirm your ID, you will be granted access to our on-demand training platform via email.  Please allow 24 hours for your access to be approved.

Can I watch the course at my own pace?

Yes, you will have the ability to play, and pause, the course so that you can watch at your own pace.

How long will I have to complete the course?

After your identification has been approved you will have access to the course for a total of 30 days.

Are the courses only for law enforcement?

Currently Street Cop only offers training to law enforcement officers. You will be required to upload identification prior to getting access to our on demand training platform.

Instructor

Zach Miller

Zach Miller, a highly-respected police legal instructor and a police officer since 2004,  specializes in federal and state constitutional law. Since 2009, Zach has worked very closely with nationally-recognized police law attorney Randy Means. Together, developed training programs and policies to address the federal government’s justifiable concerns and have contracted with agencies nationwide on a vast array of projects that required legal expertise and specialization. They worked with several law enforcement agencies, including two of the largest sheriff’s departments in the country, that were subject to federal intervention due to their unconstitutional practices. Other projects have included use of force incident review, high-liability policy development and leadership training. Zach and Attorney Means have also co-authored numerous articles about constitutional policing for Law and Order magazine.

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